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Comment by Catherine on October 10, 2009 at 5:01pm

I agree, such a shame. It's always hard when any great horse dies. I hope everyone involved with the horse is doing alright.

Comment by Andrea Wetzel on October 10, 2009 at 11:44am

So sad to hear the news about Courtney King-Dye having to put down Mythilus. I was always in awe when I watched this horse compete.

Comment by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on October 1, 2009 at 7:36pm

Hey everyone... just letting you know that my Oct. News Letter is going out tonight! At midnight!! if you would like to receive this months news letter filled with tips to riding with music, tips from my favorite farrier, audio link about what the judges are looking (listening) for, and more, sign up on my web site...

www.ruthhoganpoulsen.com

I also would love to hear from you on a few topics... so write in and ask you question, or give me you thoughts!! Ruth

Comment by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on September 21, 2009 at 2:55pm

Hi everyone... I just posted a new audio on my BM home page talking about how your are scored on your freestyle music. I have had a lot of questions about what the judges are actually looking for, and how they decide what score to give you. There are a number of criteria and guidelines that they use, so I thought you might like to know them!

Even if you are not a dressage freestyle competitor, this will be useful for you in picking out your own music to ride to on a daily basis!

Let me know if you have any questions... also, don't forget that I have more tips, clips and free audio on my news letter. You can sign up on my site. www.Ruthhoganpoulsen.com

Comment by Laurie Haughton on September 19, 2009 at 5:06pm

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Saturday September 26th, 2009
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Login to "Auction in Motion" as my guest using the following:
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“There is no mistaking the outstanding bloodlines selected by the RCMP breeding program. The high quality breeding from the farm in Pakenham, Ontario coupled with the thorough and proficient training makes all of the horses presented for sale at the RCMP Horse Auction an outstanding value. The horses from the breeding program translate into wonderful sport horses and good friends.”

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Comment by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on August 20, 2009 at 5:10pm

Hi everyone!! My September news letter is only a week away... but you can only get it by signing up on my web site... it's FREE don't worry... and you also get some cool FREE stuff... like audio links, videos, tips and articles about your riding and riding to music... so DON'T WAIT. Go to www.Ruthhoganpoulsen.com and just put in your name and email!! You won't be sorry!!
Ruth

poulsen

Comment by Jane Savoie on August 10, 2009 at 8:11am

Remember that only the folks on my newsletter list get the Freedom from Fear program at a REDUCED cost, and they also get the FREE ebook 101 Tips to Ride your Horse on the Bit. In that book, I reveal things that few people explain in a way you can understand and use! If you're not already signed up for the newsletter, go to www.janesavoie.com

Comment by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on August 9, 2009 at 9:25pm

I am amazed at how perfect music can improve and enhance a horse's movement and the rider's rhythm! When music fits the horse and rider, both the quality of the gaits and movements improve. The music enhances both the artistic aspect and the technical side of the ride. Because rhythm is maintained!
After years of studying the effects of music I learned a few things.


Studies show that music affects our physiology. Slow music slows the heartbeat and the breathing rate as well as brings down blood pressure. Faster music speeds up these same functions.

Listening to your favorite music is good for your cardiovascular system. Researchers have shown that joyful music has a healthy effect on blood vessel function.

Riding to music increases your endurance and feelings of well-being. Studies show that exercising to music improves endurance by 15% and improve the "feeling states" so, people derive much greater pleasure from exercise. (Those cool endorphins!!)

Many hospitals use music to treat patients with stress-related illnesses to stimulate the brain and relax the body.

Music affects both sides of your brain, so whether you are a left-brain logical thinker or a right-brain artistic thinker, music helps you ride better.

Even animals react differently to various types of music. Given a choice, rats will choose calm classical music over hard rock every time.

Music can also influence brainwaves. Faster beats make you more alert and slower beats help you relax.

Music creates a long-lasting change in brainwave activity. That means that music can bring lasting benefits to your state of mind, even after you've stopped listening.

Music filters out background noises so that you and your horse can concentrate better.

Music acts as an INTERNAL metronome to help you maintain a regular rhythm.

Music puts you in a more positive state of mind, helping to keep depression and anxiety at bay.

The bottom line is... it's fun to ride to music!

www.ruthhoganpoulsen.com

Comment by angelea @ HorseGirlTV on August 7, 2009 at 12:35pm

nice page on barnmice guys!!!

Comment by Ruth Hogan Poulsen on July 11, 2009 at 9:08pm

Its just about to go out!!! July News Letter on riding your horse to music... in the welcome letter, you will get some great tips and a free audio clip on riding to music...in the news letter you will receive great TIPS ON RIDING TO MUSIC AND MUSICAL DEFINITIONS THAT PERTAIN TO YOUR RIDING!! You will also see my favorite links and blog posts from myself and others!! Sign up on my web site...

www.Ruthhoganpoulsen.com

Go to the bottom of the first page and just put in your name... It's Free and FUN!! Ruth

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